What’s most interesting to me is that Android’s growth is completely organic. Since August, there hasn’t been a major Android phone release that would have sparked an influx of new customers. That tells us that consumers are gravitating towards the platform instead of any one flagship phone. Of course, the fact that more low-cost Android phones (like LG’s Optimus) are hitting the market is also good news for sales. Low-cost Android phones, together with well-marketed high-end phones like Verizon’s Droid series, will surely continue to push Android’s activations higher into the next year.